Saryo Takinoya

This dish is made by simmering righteye flounder unique to Hokkaido with "domyoji-ko" (rice flour) usually used to make sakura (cherry blossom) mochi. The lily roots impart a slight pink color reminiscent of flower petals. The dish is finished with a broth blended from eight different types of bonito flakes that are sliced differently from the norm, and is our signature dish. Naturally, we use ingredients from Hokkaido, but we also choose the best of seasonal seafood from all over Japan. We sometimes stock rare and valuable fish not found in the market. Our restaurant does not have a fixed menu. We accept requests from our customers when they make reservations. We keep track of our customers so that when they revisit us, they will not be served the same dishes as before, but new ones infused with seasonal flair of ingredients. Saryo Takinoya is a restaurant operated under the well-established Japanese inn Takinoya that has over 100 years of history. We offer Japanese cuisine and have been awarded 1 Michelin star, almost 2. We are a luxurious restaurant that prizes our service. read more